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Walking Across Japan

Julian Smith

Get a deeper knowledge of Japan, its history, economics and society, beyond the anime and "crazy Japan" headlines.

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Latest Issues

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From the River to the City

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7 days ago
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Down the Yodogawa

The Yodo River’s course has been altered over the years in order to help prevent flooding and reclaim land. Beneath a granite sky I passed across a large open area which, according to a large multi-coloured signboard I took the trouble to s...

21 days ago
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The River and the Origins

Unfortunately, I haven’t had time to go hiking any more rivers around Kobe for a few weeks, so I thought it was time to break out my journal of the first long distance hike I did in Japan — the Kumano Kodo Kii-ji route. This walk is from 20...

a month ago
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Suma and Susuki

As we head westwards from the centre of Kobe, towards the Akashi Straits with Awaji Island on the other side, the mountains get closer and closer to the sea, shrinking the coastal plain further and further until the houses and villas of Shi...

2 months ago
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  • Julian Smith

    I've lived in Japan for 15 years and walked all over the place. I thought it was time to put some of the things I've walked past and seen on (digital) paper.

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